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A deadly bacteria is spreading in warming oceans
Vibrio bacteria are invasive pathogens that have been recorded in areas that used to be too cold for their taste, including the northeastern coast of the United States
With climate change, an ancient cherry blossom tradition in Japan shifts
The early arrival of spring buds have smashed 1200 year-old records in Kyoto, while in Tokyo, the sakura season came up to a week ahead of schedule
Canada risks losing its edge on low-cost industrial power: report
The Canadian Climate Institute’s new “Power Play” report issues a warning to Canada’s grid planners: act fast or lose out
How tourism is shaping the debate over natural capital
The tourism sector has a central role in the movement to put a price on nature, but commodification has its drawbacks
The rise of cloud gaming yields mixed results for industry emissions
As more players stream video games over the internet, the sector’s carbon profile is changing for both better and worse
Can Brazil save its carbon markets?
From land fraud to green lobbying, Brazil’s carbon markets are struggling to deliver what they promise – just as the country tries to lead on climate finance
Cross-border wildlife conservation between the U.S. and Canada is under strain
The two countries share responsibility for protecting wildlife, but as the Trump administration slashes funding and jobs, the old partnership has become unbalanced
U.S. climate action isn’t stopping
Former Los Angeles mayor Eric Garcetti is helping lead a parallel order of climate diplomacy where cities and regions have the upper hand
Banks up the ante on fossil fuels — again
The new Banking on Climate Chaos report shows global banks ramping up their fossil fuel financing, though some are dialling back
A new trend in travel puts tourists to work for nature restoration
Tourism doesn’t have to be extractive, as innovative tour operators offer travellers a chance to give back
More travellers are flocking to see glaciers before it’s too late
“Last-chance tourism” is growing as glaciers melt, but the desire to be near these frozen giants as they fade away is a double-edged sword
When we fixate on productivity, we lose sight of better economic solutions
OPINION | Canada’s productivity debate obscures the path toward higher quality of life within planetary limits